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Stern Grove just announced its free summer concert lineup, and it’s a doozy

Marke B. -
The 87th installment of the beloved musical institution pulls out some gobsmacking classics and newer faves.
Stage Review

‘Blue Door’ brilliantly worms out the mundane intricacies of Black self-hatred

Charles Lewis III -
At Aurora, Michael J. Asberry gives one of his best performances as an Ivy League prof haunted by valiant ancestors.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Italian disco deli prepares to party downtown

Tamara Palmer -
Aurora Centro from DJ-chef Dario Barbone will open as part of SF’s Vacant to Vibrant program. Yes, there will be music.
Music

Live Shots: BABYMETAL powered up with Dethklok and DragonForce at Masonic

Jon Bauer -
'San Francisco, help me shine a light on this dark, dark world' shouted Su-metal above the kawaii-metal onslaught
Art

In simple cardboard, Ann Weber finds endless resiliency and expression

Mary Corbin -
‘How far can I build this before it collapses?’ the artist asks of sculptures made from scavenged shipping material.
Music

Daniel Lanois: ‘There’s definitely something sacred coming out of the walls’

Daniel Bromfield -
From the Vegas Sphere with U2 to Grace Cathedral, the legendary polymath talks about inspiration in unusual locations.
Movies

Screen Grabs: 90 years ago, a ‘Black Cat’ slunk in from the future

Dennis Harvey -
Plus Ralph Fiennes' Macbeth, 'Evil Does Not Exist,' 'H2: The Occupation Lab,' 'Terrestrial Verses,' more movies
Food & Drink

Pile it high at SF’s Mt. Rushmore of sandwich shops

Adrian Spinelli -
Banh mis, Leroy Browns, Renzo Specials, tri-tip delights: Four peak spots for grabbing a hearty lunch on the go.
Stage Review

Uproarious camp-fest ‘Bitch Slap!’ is a surprisingly touching ode to SF

Charles Lewis III -
D'Arcy Drollingers tribute to over-the-top '80s soaps features the talents of folks who could only be found here.
Music

Under the Stars: Sheila E., Snoop Dogg, The Streets prove some classics still shine

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: New sounds from Los Bitchos, Allysha Joy, Ian Carey & Wood Metal Plastic—and RIP Rev. Cecil Williams.

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